Microsoft Flight Simulator?s visual glitches sprinkle in cosmic horror
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Microsoft Flight Simulator delivers a very realistic portrayal of the city — except for the towering skyscraper that looms over every other building, like an impossibly tall obsidian monolith engineered to eclipse anything mortal hands could build.In Microsoft Flight Simulator a bizarrely eldritch, impossibly narrow skyscraper pierces the skies of Melbourne's North like a suburban Australian version of Half-Life 2's Citadel, and I am -all for it- pic.twitter.com/6AH4xgIAWgAs it turns out, this isn’t a warning from an uncaring god, but rather, the result of a stray typo that wandered into the code from a publicly editable map database. Mysterious!These kinds of visual glitches don’t spoil the experience of Microsoft Flight Simulator; they just stand out as bizarre computer-generated oddities in an otherwise spot-on game.
As said here by Cass Marshall